I just ran a test on my Internet speeds: 110.1m download, 11.6 upload. How does that compare with anything? After the test, the results box said I should be able to handle streaming on several devices simultaneously.

I've been trying to decide what to do about Spectrum at $195 a month. They offer Internet for $50/mo for one year, with speeds of 200 Mbps. For $70/mo I can get 400 Mbps. Of course after a year, the sky's the limit.

Any opinions?

EDIT: I wasn't able to go any farther into Spectrum because of "technical difficulties."

Yes they do and thats their choice. Again you have no right telling someone what to do with their body as adults as long as they are not hurting anyone. You can tell them the risk factors and offer help but then choice is theirs. IMO...I have friends weithvacvine and friends without. I love them all the same. Most have already got the virus and had a little cold for a few days and believe they have they antibodies which is stronger than the vaccine. I dont judge any of their choices. Divide and conquer is the agenda. Less than 1% of country has got the virus but we destroy the countries economy over it. If you want to stay in and hide from virus i welcome that and if you want to socialize I dont judge that either. You want wear a mask your choice or maskless im fine with that also. Just ask one question, if the vaccine works and you have it why are you still scared. Just as many people with vaccine if not more are catching the virus...hmm...remember just my thoughts. Am I right I dont know but soon the facts wont be hidden by gov't and we may all see we were fooled.

Jerry

Don't forget five quarter wood . . which is actually 1 1/4" rough and 1 1/16" finished.
Commonly used for home projects requiring high quality and dimensially accurate wood rather than common "pine shelving".
https://www.rockler.com/learn/what-does-quarter-system-of-lumber-thickness-mean
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No, the manufacturer does not save on wood costs. The thickness reduction of 1/32" is due to the slight surface sanding done to bring each panel at time of manufacture to a common thickness. Variations in the individual veneer thicknesses at time of panel manufacture account for variations in individual panel thickness, hence light sanding of each panel to bring the panel to a common thickness. I will not get into the discussion of why 2x4's are 1-1/2" x 3-1/2" today as that is a much longer story usually only understood by someone who has a history over many decades in the lumber manufacturing business here in North America.